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• KASAMA 2009
   


• December 2009 (Volume 23 Number 4)
   


• Women are Agents of Change
• Women Discouraged by COP Outcome – But Committed to Hope & Action for 2010
• The Truth is in the Floods
• Responding to the Environmental Extremes & the Economics of the Times
• Global Day of Action on Climate Change
• Copenhagen Accord: A Bad Deal Waiting to Happen
• The Philippines: After the Maguindanao Massacre
• CHR urged to probe dispersal of Vizcaya anti-mining barricade
• CHR Chairperson Leila de Lima visits Didipio, Confirms OceanaGold's human rights violations
• Domestic and family violence and Australian immigration law: A brief summary
• The Migrant Condition by Walden Bello
• Australian Human Rights Commission
• MARITIME UNION OF AUSTRALIA
• Reporting Human Rights in the Philippines
• PCIJ celebrates its 20th Year and mourns the passing of a dear friend and colleague



• October 2009 (Volume 23 Number 3)
   


• TYPHOON!
• A migrant Filipina’s reflections on her encounter with Ondoy
• Citizens’ Disaster Response Center
• The Igorot in the midst of cyclones Ketsana and Parma: A cursory look on vulnerability, resilience and ethnic solidarity
• Serve the People Brigade
• Report: Notebook Lessons
• UN to raise aid for typhoon-ravaged RP beyond original USD74-M commitment
• Anti-poor rationalization for natural disasters
• An Investigative Homecoming
• Suriin ang Kahirapan
• Pride and Poverty
• Guns, Goons, and Gold
• 9-day march vs. Laiban Dam set
• On OFs Building Houses in the Philippines
• The 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT6 – Brisbane, Australia)
• Subanen Handmade Christmas Cards
• The Price of Pleasure: The Real Cost of Pornography


• June 2009 (Volume 23 Number 2)
   


• '457 Visa Holders'
• Politics Failed Our Constitution
• Introducing Professor Walden Bello
• New Publication: “You Can Die Any Time”
• Pre-war Filipino communities in Torres Strait
• Asia Pacific NGO Forum on Beijing + 15
• A mountain of need – the story of Manila’s rubbish dumps
• So far, so good, but more can be done to end sex slavery
• An island fortress mentality
• Sol Trujillo may have had a point with his racism claim
• Norm and Ahmed
• Australian Human Rights Commission
• Asia Pacific Women’s Conference
• Targeting Human Trafficking: The modern day slave trade


• March 2009 (Volume 23 Number 1)
   


• Celebrating Our Community Elders
• Maureen Watson
• Female of the Species by Maureen Watson
• CEDAW ng Bayan: karapatan ng kababaihan
• Women Workers' Statement on Women's Day 2009
• Philippines: Thousands of Women Marched to Demand Full Employment
• Celebrating International Women's Day
• BREAD AND ROSES
• Ninoys Killers Freed
• Library News: BookMooch
• Multicultural Summit 2009
• One Humanity, Many Faiths
• Multi-Faith & Multicultural Concert
• Interfaith Dialogue, Reconciliation & Relationship Building
• Education for a Culture of Peace
• Is Long Lasting Peace an Attainable Dream?
• OVERSEAS ABSENTEE VOTING


• KASAMA 2008
   


• December 2008 (Volume 22 Number 4)
   


• Migrant Workers are Human Beings – not Commodities
• Migrant Workers Groups issue a 10-point challenge to Governments at the 2nd GFMD
• The 2nd GFMD Civil Society Days
• Philippine Migrants’ Rights Watch
• Plight of Asian women raised at 2nd GFMD
• Civil society groups await post–GFMD meeting with government
• Kimberly Country Update
• BACKROOM PRESS: from the Kimberley to the World
• Trafficked Women’s Issues in Australia put on National Agenda
• The Dawn Song - Lyrics
• Australia signs up to the CEDAW Optional Protocol — At Last!
• Church Leaders Avow Support To Indigenous Peoples
• One Humanity, Many Faiths
• On the botched MOA–AD: Lessons never learned
• ANNOUNCEMENT: ASEAN Peoples' Forum
• Mario Ruperto Talag Gatbonton


• September 2008 (Volume 22 Number 3)
   


• The People, The Tides, The Story
• Filipinos' contributions honoured in Broome's 39th Shinju Matsuri Festival
• Looking Back, Going Forward
• New laws to protect overseas workers?
• AGAINST THEIR WILL by Kathleen Maltzahn
• The Solemn Lantern Maker by Merlinda Bobis
• Growing Up Asian in Australia
• The Year of Philippine Australian Writing
• AFAD’s Statement on the Commemoration of the 36th Anniversary of the Declaration of Martial Law
• What Muslim Mindanao Really Means to Arroyo By Nathan Gilbert Quimpo
• Stolen Wages - Worth Fighting For


• June 2008 (Volume 22 Number 2)
   


• Advance Australia Fair?
• Look after country and country will look after you
• ORAL HISTORIES : REVEALING HIDDEN HISTORIES
• Philippine Working Group on GFMD and Migrants’ Rights International: Global Call To Action
• Migrant Workers in Australia: our responsibility as a global citizen
• Cries From The Workplace: Stories of migrant women workers in Sydney
• Valuing and Protecting Diversity
• 2008 Amnesty International Report
• Focus on Gender in Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Trafficking and the Need for Global Justice
• Contested Democracy and the Left in the Philippines
• Hearing The Voices Of Filipino Women: Violence, Media Representation And Contested Realities
• From: Center for Migrant Advocacy Philippines


• March 2008 (Volume 22 Number 1)
   


• Walking Together for Peace and Reconciliation
• Networking Religious Congregations to Eliminate Human Trafficking
• WHAT NOW — SORRY HAS BEEN SAID
• The Negros Nine Organic Farm
• DIDIPIO UPDATE
• DIDIPIO: Exploitation or Business?
• Big Sorry Day by Deborah Ruiz Wall
• BURRAAY - Dreaming Them Home
• Let the healing begin
• Urgent reform to Indigenous policy and service delivery needed
• Resistances and Actions Summarise Women’s Month
• Islamic New Year: Why Ahmad and Sarah matter in 2008
• Milan: Film Review by Natasha Saroca
• Bayan Ko
• Refugee Week
• Working Against Trafficking in Persons


• KASAMA 2007
   


• December 2007 (Volume 21 Number 4)
   


• Differences Melt Away in Aboriginal and Filipino Women Story Sharing in Fairfield
• Invisible Realities, Forgotten Voices: The Women on Death Row
• UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial Executions finds the military is killing leftist activists in The Philippines
• ‘Heed Alston recommendations or risk further embarrassment, government told’
• Astronomy By Jasmine Khan
• Ruling is a victory for Philippine children, says WHO
• Walk for Land, Walk for Justice
• A Mother's Long Walk for Justice
• Sumilao Farmers Press Conference
• 5th UITBB meeting for Asia and the Pacific
• Hospitalised guest worker faces deportation
• Women, Faith and a Culture of Peace


• September 2007 (Volume 21 Number 3)
   


• United Nations adopts Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Global Indigenous Caucus: Statement by the Chairman, Les Malezer
• Aboriginal groups disappointed with Government’s United Nations vote
• UN Declaration a milestone for Indigenous Peoples
• Hard Labour Stolen Wages
• 1st International Conference on Cordillera Studies
• Commonwealth Ombudsman’s 10 Lessons for Public Administration
• The Old Struggle for Human Rights, New Problems Posed by Security
• Bohol Dreaming
• Front door, back door: seascapes and the Australian psyche
• Crossing Cultures - telling Australia’s Indigenous-Asian story
• Recommitting to multiculturalism by Tom Calma
• Storytelling around the dining table
• Living under Civil Laws and Religious “Laws” in Australia: Conflict or Harmony?


• June 2007 (Volume 21 Number 2)
   


• Philippines Elections 2007: A regime hell-bent on remaining in power is capable of doing almost anything
• Philippines Elections 2007: A CLIMATE OF RESIGNATION, FRAUD AND VIOLENCE
• Philippines Elections 2007: Compact 2007 International Observers Mission Group Recommendations
• Philippines Elections 2007: Report from an International Election Observer in Cotabato City Dr Lesley Clark
• Philippines Elections 2007: ROT IN THE SYSTEM by Lawrence Surendra
• Philippines Elections 2007: Negros Occidental — Sugar and Philippine Politics
• DEATH OR GLORY
• Political Caucus of Women Leaders in Mindanao is Launched
• The Pigram Brothers: a top Aboriginal band talk about their Filipino heritage
• Howard’s New Tampa – Aboriginal Children Overboard
• Giving Face to the Desaparecidos
• Film shows ‘trafficking’ of Pinoy workers to Iraq has an American face
• Racism Report Released


• March 2007 (Volume 21 Number 1)
   


• The Significance of International Women’s Day to Filipino Women Migrant Workers by Edna Aquino
• Women’s Day marchers denounce police brutality on women’s rally!
• PINOY TV for the Filipino Australian Community
• Extrajudicial killings have a corrosive effect on civil society and political discourse…by Philip Alston
• On the Brutal Killing of the Most Reverend Alberto B. Ramento, the Ninth IFI Obispo Maximo - A Statement of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente
• Dialogue Among Faiths and Civilizations in the Asia-Pacific Region: Hopeful Signs, Urgent Challenges
• Sharing our Stories Around the Dining Table: Aboriginal and Filipino Women
• Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal - Second Session on the Philippines - The Hague, the Netherlands - March 21-25, 2007
• Philippines: Crucial Mid-Term Elections in May by Lorraine Salazar in Asian Analysis
• Trapo Parties and Corruption by Nathan Gilbert Quimpo
• Upcoming Events


• KASAMA 2006
   


• December 2006 (Volume 20 Number 4)
   


• Extreme Weather Events
• IWSS celebrates its 20th anniversary by Heather Nancarrow
• Interpreters: Policy and Practice by Ana Maria Allimant Holas
• Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation by Shirley Woods
• The Power of Persuasion in Visual Imagery by Sasi Victoire
• ‘Two-way Learning’: Yolngu clan at Australia’s Top End shows the way by Deborah Ruiz Wall
• Read Meet Eat Talk
• Some Are Smarter Than Others
• Update: Vivian Alvarez Solon
• LHMU News
• International Human Solidarity Day



• September 2006 (Volume 20 Number 3)
   


• Didipio Says No To Mining
• The Cordillera Conservation Trust
• Greenpeace Protest Against Australian Mining Company on Rapu-Rapu Island
• Bayan Muna and KMU speakers tour Australia
• ‘Human Rights: Philippines’
• Philippines: Political Killings, Human Rights And The Peace Process
• Issues and Problems in Filipino-Australian Marriages
• 'Evil husband' action thrown out
• LHMU News
• Recovering the stolen wages
• A Celebration with a Difference


• June 2006 (Volume 20 Number 2)
   


• People of Colours
• Poems of Possibilities, Passions and Politics
• Keep Him My Heart: A Larrakia-Filipino Love Story
• SOS  SMS  FOR OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS IN DISTRESS
• Making Dreams Come True in the Philippines: Helping Children Smile Inc.
• We were the babies of the Second Vatican Council
• IGO: Igorot Global Organization
• 17 Church People Killed
• LHMU News
• New Publications
• Daniel Boone Schirmer
• Students Of Sustainability: National Environment Conference


• March 2006 (Volume 20 Number 1)
   


• Arroyo declares a 7-day State of National Emergency
• Police attack women’s march on the way to Mendiola
• Not Just Another Rally
• AKBAYAN and Alliance For Progressive Labor file charges against Philippine National Police before Quezon City Court, The Ombudsman And Commission On Human Rights
• Military Intervention: Definitely a Cure Worse than the Disease by Walden Bello
• Didipio Community Files Case Against DENR & Mining Companies
• VIVIAN SOLON’S compensation case goes to arbitration
• STILL WAITING: the need for culture change in the Department of Immigration
• OFWs Exploited in Canberra Restaurant Trade
• The Trafficking Visa Regime - how effective is it likely to be?
• How Multiculturalism Destroyed Barbie's Love Life By Shakira Hussein
• On Human Trafficking! Stop Slavery


• KASAMA 2005
   


• December 2005 (Volume 19 Number 4)
   


• Vivian Returns to Australia
  
• Justice still in detention
  
• Support OFW Issues
  
• Culture of Migration
  
• Cultivating Widom - Harvesting Peace
  
• Commemorative Book
  
• There is more to Mackay than sun, sea and sugarcane
  
• Education, Indigenous Knowledge and Tradition in focus at Manila Conference
  
• Filipino Stories in Australia
  
• Filipino Stories In Hawai'i
  
• News from CATW-AP
  
• Fair Trade has spiritual roots doing justice for all the poor
  
• 6th Igorot International Consultation
  
• Women Say No To War
  
• SR. MARIANI DIMARANAN, SFIC passed away on December 17, 2005 at 81 years of age
  
• INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S DAY LAUNCH OF COALITION BLOG
  


• September 2005 (Volume 19 Number 3)
   


• Bring Vivian Home
  
• August 27, 2005: Tampa Day Commemoration
  
• September 7, 2005: National Day of Action for Vivian Solon
  
• Cultivating Widom - Harvesting Peace
  
• A Lesson on Clan Conflict Resolution in the Philippines
  
• Education For Life, From Life: Lessons to be learnt from a strong indigenous tribe in the Philippines
  
• The Life of Street Children in the Philippines and Initiatives to Help Them
  
• Telling the truth and getting away with it By Sheila Coronel
  
• Woman in Danger or Dangerous Woman?
  
• "Racisms in the New World Order: Realities of Culture, Colour and Identity"
  


• June 2005 (Volume 19 Number 2)
   


• ECCV calls for a Royal Commission into deportation
  
• Australian Citizen Deported: Vivian Alvarez Solon 'removed' to the Philippines
  
• STATEMENT FROM A COALITION OF COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS CONCERNING THE DEPORTATION OF VIVIAN ALVAREZ SOLON YOUNG
  
• VIVIAN SOLON: The Face That Shamed Australia
  
• Protesters March for Refugee Rights
  
• Negotiations Stall
  
• Royal Commission Now!
  
• Deporting citizens shows an immigration policy gone mad by Fr. Shay Cullen
  
• Pagbabalik / Returning
  
• Women In Asia Conference
  
• Throwaway Drink Pouches Turn to Gold by Fr. Shay Cullen
• H. WILFRID WALKER’S TALES OF TRAVEL IN THE PHILIPPINES (PART THREE)
• Trafficking in Women: Where to from here?


• March 2005 (Volume 19 Number 1)
   


• Activists World-wide Come Together at WSF 2005
• A Unique Space for Collective Reflection, Visioning and Action
• Filipinas speak up at UN women’s meet
• Japan’s new rules provoke differing views from NGOs
• An update on Swagman
• Left Labor in bed with the sex industry
• 6th Igorot International Consultation
• Cordillera Cultural Heritage Collections in Australia by Dee Dicen Hunt
• Women, Citizenship and the Politics of Dress in Twentieth-Century Philippines
• H. WILFRID WALKER’S TALES OF TRAVEL IN THE PHILIPPINES (PART TWO)
• MULTICULTURAL DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE WORKSHOPS
• Women As Peacemakers - Social Weather Stations survey


• KASAMA 2004
   


• December 2004 (Volume 18 Number 4)
   


• Hacienda Luisita: Striking Workers Massacred
• Killing of poor farmers typifies Philippine social injustice
• Death Toll For Journalists Highest In Decade
• Everybody’s Fight
• Arundhati Roy, Sydney Peace Prize winner inspires Australians to fight for non violence
• Breaking Promises, Making Profits: Mining in the Philippines
• Dr. Alfred J. Ganapin
  
• H. WILFRID WALKER’S TALES OF TRAVEL IN THE PHILIPPINES
  
• AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 2004 REPORT
  
• In Court
  
• MULTICULTURAL DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE WORKSHOPS
  
• Celebration of Women 2005 Calendar
  


• September 2004 (Volume 18 Number 3)
   


• Imperial Amnesia
• The Forbidden Book
• The World (Record) According to Jay Leno
• Filipinos rally against Downer’s insults
• AKBAYAN denounces reckless Aussie government remarks
• ON THE SIDE OF EMPIRE? BY HERBERT DOCENA
  
• Old Commitments, New Struggles Mark Asia Pacific NGO Forum Opening
• NGO Women Discuss Gains Made Over the Past 10 Years and Address Emerging Global Issues
• The Personal, Political, Social and Economic Scrutinised in AP NGO Day 3
• Women Take Home New Skills, Commitments From Asia–Pacific NGO Forum
• AP NGO Forum Mini–Film Festival Celebrated Women Filmmakers
• Australian Diplomacy like ‘a bull in a china shop’
• “Towards a Fair Deal for Migrant Workers in a Global Economy”


• June 2004 (Volume 18 Number 2)
   


• Philippine Elections 2004
• Compact For Peaceful Elections: Press Release May 14, 2004
• Change Or Continuity? - Insights From Amando Doronila
• The Alternative Party-List System Is Thriving
• Voting by post: one Pinoy’s U.K. experience
• The OAV Law: Defend and Amend, Guarantee Its Continued Exercise
• Shaping the Future of Filipino Labor Migration
• Reconciliation: a restorative process that truly heals
• The Priest as a Prophet – Fr. Niall O’Brien
• Colonial Name, Colonial Mentality and Ethnocentrism (PART FOUR)
• Conferences in Australia & the Philippines


• March 2004 (Volume 18 Number 1)
   


• Paying for Servitude: Trafficking in Women for Prostitution in Australia
• New Publications
• Communities Dreaming
• Social Watch Philippines – Media Release – March 5, 2004
• Colonial Name, Colonial Mentality and Ethnocentrism (PART THREE)
• Send an Unhappy Birthday Card to the IMF and World Bank
• Mathematics in Tribal Philippines and Other Societies in the South Pacific


• KASAMA 2003
   


• December 2003 (Volume 17 Number 4)
   


• Gamelan Pinoy Style
• Anti-Trafficking In Persons Act (Philippines)
• Articles on Sex Trafficking a Standout Winner
• OAV Registration
• Justice Sought From The Lines Of A Song
• The First Mob: Scenes From The Front Lines
• Promoting Our Cultural Heritage
• The Call of the Mountains
• Philippine President Lifts Moratorium On Death Penalty
• Colonial Name, Colonial Mentality and Ethnocentrism (PART TWO)
• Child prisoners accuse GMA and top officials
• Children in Australian Immigration Detention Centres
• To Suffer Thy Comrades
• Steven Fraser Convicted of Murdering His 3 Children


• September 2003 (Volume 17 Number 3)


• An Island of Tears, Island of Hope: The Story of Bishop Fortich
• Stop the Traffic Conference
• Australian charged with child abuse in Angeles City
• Domestic Violence Provisions Are No “Loophole”
• 2004 Philippines Elections Update
• The Party-List System in the Philippines
• Peace Advocates for Truth and Healing
• Now We Do Know
• Colonial Name, Colonial Mentality and Ethnocentrism
• A Collaborative Effort is Needed to Build a Free and Responsible Press
• Isis Clip Art Images Now Available Online
• Queensland Council of Unions Stolen Wages Rally


• June 2003 (Volume 17 Number 2)
   


• The Left and Democratisation in the Philippines
• Meditation at Lake Mungo
• Political Empowerment of Overseas Filipinos Through the Ballot
• Legal Information for Women Project: Diversity Counts
• Coroner’s Findings
• The Philippines under the WTO: An Unmitigated Disaster
• Anti-Gmo/Bt Corn Protesters End Hunger Strike
• Conferences in Brisbane, Sydney & Manila
• News from PREDA
• The Journey of Healing: Sorry Day 2003
• Gloria Beckett, artist and activist, 1943-2003


• March 2003 (Volume 17 Number 1)


• Asian Peace Mission Returns from Baghdad
• Black Lives, Government Lies by Rosalind Kidd
• Stolen wages activist accepts Government reparations offer
• Kay Inang Iraq: dalamhati ng kamunduhan
• Millions Worldwide Rally for Peace
• Lula's An Abberation: Ole Ole Lula!
• Call for Immigration action on sex trafficking
• Online donations to Project Respect
• Some cause for celebration at these dark times
• I Can No Longer Be With You
• Thomas Keir convicted on re-trial gets a lighter sentence
• Macapagal signs Absentee Voting Bill into law
• Tribute to Uncle Bob Anderson


• KASAMA 2002


• December 2002 (Volume 16 Number 4)


• Peace Movement and Credible Mediator Needed to Save Talks
• With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies? By Mary Louise Malig
• Good Riddance To Bad Rubbish
• Santiago Bose
• Remembering the Dili Massacre
• Gathering of the Voices: Spirituality, Faith and Culture
• Her Stories: Investigative Reports on Filipino Women in the 1990s
• 5th October: International Day of No Prostitution
• Bayanihan International Solidarity Conference
• Keir Retrial Verdict: Guilty
• Downer Collaborates With Burmese Military Rapists
• Commemorative Vigil for Trafficked Women by Kelly George
• Filipinos Don’t Want Pre-emptive Strike
• Welcome To Country by Deborah Ruiz Wall


• September 2002 (Volume 16 Number 3)


• Peace and Justice Issues in the Philippines
• Moros Call For Referendum
• Poverty And Power In Basilan: The USA’s Second Front In The War On Terror By Lee Rhiannon, Geens MP, New South Wales Parliament
• National convention called to identify and address problems of Filipino seafarers
• Regulating Prostitution to End the Traffic in Women
• A profile of two indigenous teachers from Nungalinya College, Darwin
• Romancing the Malong: From Cradle to Crypt By Christine F. Godinez-Ortega
• The World Summit On Sustaining Global Apartheid
• Sex Slave Death In Villawood
• International Day Of No Prostitution Conference (A Women Only Event)
• Philippine Migrants’ Rights Watch
• Maritess vs. the Superfriends


• June 2002 (Volume 16 Number 2)


• Australian paedophile jailed
• Human Rights Leader Slain in Massacre
• Jammed: Trafficked Women in Australia
• Center for Victims of Child Trafficking Inaugurated
• Running Priest Charged With Libel
• Unity Statement Against Balikatan 02-1
• Mindanao: Cultural Diversity
• Basilan LGUs Ask GMA to Extend US Military’s Stay
• Basilan: The Next Afghanistan?


• March 2002 (Volume 16 Number 1)


• Trafficking in Women and Girls for Prostitution by Aurora Javate De Dios
• From Rhetoric to Curiosity: Urgent Questions from the U.K. About Responses to Trafficking in Women by Liz Kelly
• A Familiar Face Keeps The Fire Burning by Emere Distor
• Appeal Court grants Thomas Keir retrial
• Australian admits child sex acts in the Philippines
• My Philippines GIG Experience by Brayden Argent
• Flesh, Forests, Foreign Aid and Faith
• When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going
• History Life and Times of Robert Anderson - Gheebelum, Ngugi, Mulgumpin
• Support Assylum Seekers


• KASAMA 2001
   


• December 2001 (Volume 15 Number 4)
   


• 2001- BEFORE AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 11 By Walden Bello
• Advance Australia Fair? by Aziz Choudry
• Asian Women Unite On The Web by Alfred Hermida, BBC News Online
• The Road BUKAL Travels by Raquel Ignacio
• PROJECT RESPECT - "Women Matter"
• Gimik! Do you know what it means?
• Interview with BUKAL members Liza and Gina
• STOP THE TRAFFIC SYMPOSIUM: Addressing trafficking in women for prostitution
• World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance (WCAR) Update
• CATHOLIC CLERGY POSTS BAIL FOR CONVICTED PAEDOPHILE
• Father charged with the murder of his three children
• Australian charged in Newcastle court with child sex offences in the Philippines
• Rural Group Gives Tampa Captain Human Rights Award
• Queensland Multicultural Service Awards
• Cappuccino = Education Fund


• September 2001 (Volume 15 Number 3)
   


• Bayanihan International Solidarity Conference 2001
• ISC 2001 Women’s Caucus: Conference Address
• "The more things remain the same, the more they change"
• Bayanihan International Solidarity Conference 2001: Conference Statement
• Philippine Solidarity Work in Europe: Trends and Perspectives
• Jubilee South
• International Solidarity - Culture in Action
• New Directions, New Style of Work
• STATEMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE HOST COMMITTEE
• PRESS RELEASE: Overseas Filipinos' Advocacy Visit to the Philippines 2001
• Pinatubo: our Ancestral Land, and to this place, we shall return
• Pinatubo: Pagsabog, Paglalakbay, Pagbangon (Eruption, Journey, Rebuilding)
• Mt. Pinatubo crater is filled with water
• Fr. Robert Reyes - The "Running Priest"


• June 2001 (Volume 15 Number 2)
   


• Ang Tinig (The Voice)
• One Cappuccino = One Month’s Education by Joy Balazo
• The Running Priest and Third World Debt
• RUN FOR LIFE — DROP THE DEBT CAMPAIGN
• GOMBURZA
• Rattling the Chains of Debt
• RP Debt Profile 1998
• Run for Life - Drop the Debt
• In Memory of Rosalina Canonizado
• Bayanihan 2001 International Solidarity Conference
• "EDSA 3" A Surprising Uprising
• Expanding Our Horizons - Meanings, Cultures, Difference
• FACING THE CHALLENGE - RECLAIMING DEMOCRACY


• March 2001 (Volume 15 Number 1)
   


• The Unraveling of a Presidency
• Building Bridges and Beyond
• Australia’s Hidden Culture of Domestic Violence
• Church Workers Arraigned in Balweg Murder
• In Memory of Raquel Edralin Tiglao
• Musicale Romanticises War, Misleads Women
• Dawn Raid Targets Filipinos
• Enfranchising Overseas Filipinos: A Call to Action


• KASAMA 2000
   


• December 2000 (Volume 14 Number 4)
   


• Militant Organizations & NGOs: Targets of Harassment
• Farmers Fight Back
• Following the Heart: Deborah Wall & Ali Golding
• "OUST ERAP" Sydney Rally
• Gary Glazner gets off lightly - Judge says women were willing victims
• Vigilante groups’ revival: Back to the dark days of anti-communist hysteria
• United Nations Proclaims December 18 International Migrant's Day
• Reading the Signs of the Times


• September 2000 (Volume 14 Number 3)
   


• Inheritors of the Earth
• Platform of Filipino Migrant Organizations in Europe - Second Delegation to the Philippines
• Sexual Violence in a Gender, Cultural and Human Rights Framework
• Disclosure is the Main Issue
• V-DAY 2001 GATHERING TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
• The Seven Rituals of Mother Earth (Ang Pitong Ritwal ng Inang Lupa)


• June 2000 (Volume 14 Number 2)
   


• End Secrecy, Suffering and Fear in Saudi Arabia
• Indigenous People’s Theatre Festival Honors Mother Earth
• In Remembrance - Memorial Mass: Domestic Violence Prevention Week
• Suspect in missing wife case commits suicide


• March 2000 (Volume 14 Number 1)
   


• Justice for Jean
• Violent Deaths and Disappearances Amongst Filipina Migrants and Their Children in Australia
• Forum Tackles Violence Against Filipinas In Australia
• Finland: Social Affairs and the Mail Order Bride Phenomenon
• “We're So Syndicated, Ma'am” - Review of a Fowl Play
• echoes of history by Deborah Wall
• Asian Regional Initiative Against Trafficking of Women and Girls
• The 6th International Philippine Studies Conference


• KASAMA 1999
   


• December 1999 (Volume 13 Number 4)
   


• Stick to Cricket, Tony
• Thomas Keir Convicted At Last
• Review: White Turtle by Merlinda Bobis


• September 1999 (Volume 13 Number 3)
   


• Aboriginal Filipino Youth Visit Australia
• A Short Story of Our Indigenous Peoples
• Salamat, salamat.
• Unresolved Questions: PNOC’s Mt Pinatubo Geothermal Project
• "The struggle for our land is our responsibility"
• "Oppress No One and Let No One Oppress You"
• Eruption and Exodus
• Imelda Admits To Huge Marcos Fortune (Part 2)
• Marcos Billions on the Web
• Yellow and Black by Waldon Bello
• Statement on Press Freedom in the Philippines
• Philippine Solidarity for East Timor and Indonesia


• June 1999 (Volume 13 Number 2)
   


• QUESTIONS AND ISSUES ON PROSTITUTION: What We Need To Know
• Project Respect: "Women Matter"
• Uniting Church says WMC profits and performance come at the expense of deception and greed
• National Sorry Day 1999 - Journey of Healing: Dr Ros Kidd
• CHOOSE LIFE and BREAK FREE FROM DEBT and DOMINATION!
• Filipina Still Missing in Australia
• PHIL–SETI: Philippine Solidarity for East Timor and Indonesia
• Imelda Admits To Huge Marcos Fortune (Part 1)


• March 1999 (Volume 13 Number 1)
   


• Backlash
• Bishop Carlos Belo Visits Australia
• Slavery and Sexual Servitude Bill will be represented to Parliament
• “BITAY” Death by Lethal Injection
• The Feminization of our Migrant Workers
• Filipina "Comfort Women"


• KASAMA 1998
   


• December 1998 (Volume 12 Number 4)
   


• Rights and Roots Campaign
• The Heart of Revolution is the Revolution of the Heart
• DNA Offers New Lead
• "Best safety net for a child is the family"
• Philippine Alliance of Human Rights Advocates
• Sydney activists protest university honour for Fidel Ramos


• September 1998 (Volume 12 Number 3)
   


• Solidarity Activists Deported from Burma
• Dialogue with ERAP
• I love too beautifully today
• Insecurity in a New World Order
• FVR's Legacy: Mines & Greed
• Why Abused Women and Children Cannot Trust the NBI


• June 1998 (Volume 12 Number 2)
   


• Mabuhay - Now Go Home
• Marcopper Disaster Update
• Probe of Waste Dumping
• Dam & the Women of Dalupirip
• What is Happening to Our Land
• My Lolo Taught Me About Nature
• People & the Environment
• Interview: Ledesma & Jalandoni
• Feminism and spirituality


• March 1998 (Volume 12 Number 1)
   


• Sharpening Contradictions
• When Fantasy Leads to Murder
• Fashion, Fingers, Frustration and Freedom
• Eating Fire and Drinking Water
• ANTaR
• Mining Welfare


• KASAMA 1997
   


• December 1997 (Volume 11 Number 4)
   


• Women Cannot Be Bought
• Bukidnon Report
• Solidarity with East Timor
• Workers Health & Safety
• Protest the Bill
• From OFW to POW
• Prostitution As Choice?


• September 1997 (Volume 11 Number 3)
   


• We Feel the Pain of our Mountain
• Mindanao
• Sultan Lubi Macapuno
• Woman of Courage
• NO CHA-CHA!
• Homegrown Patriarchy
• A Bi-Cultural Challenge
• Award for SPAN Member
• Bringing Back US Military
• Is Prostitution Work?


• June 1997 (Volume 11 Number 2)
   


• Sex Trafficking Is Contemporary Slavery
• Julie's Story
• New Publications
• Reconciliation
• Filipino Way
• Garment Worker Dies From Overwork
• Dagger In Her Mind
• Anti-Rape Bill Shelved Again
• Viewpoint of a Filipina
• APEC's Thriller in Manila
• RP not yet out of the woods
• Power Shutdown for Marcos
• 5M Pinoy Kids illegally employed


• March 1997 (Volume 11 Number 1)
   


• Going beyond the personal (Part Two)
• Finland Debates"Mail-Order Bride" Issue
• Ramos Orders ID Cards
• Another Bad Year for Filipino OCWs
• Sleaze & Smutch
• 1st National Lesbian Rights Conference
• International Women's Day 1997


• KASAMA 1996
   


• December 1996 (Volume 10 Number 4)
   


• Violence Against Filipino Women
• Comfort Woman: Slave of Destiny
• Going beyond the personal (Part One)
• Australian Mining Companies in the Philippines
• Fighting for LAND Fighting for LIFE
• ‘Incarnated’ Art or Social Realism?
• Towards a Peaceful Mindanao (Part 2)


• September 1996 (Volume 10 Number 3)
   


• A Very Sad Homecoming
• This industry sells women, abducts women, kills women.
• Democracy: the only way to sustainable development.
• Oozing & Dripping
• Filipinos Also Wore Long Hair
• Tagbanuas Assert Land Rights
• Mangyans Say Our Rights First
• Of Recycling and Corruption
• Filipino Patriot and Hero
• Towards a Peaceful Mindanao (Part 1)


• June 1996 (Volume 10 Number 2)
   


• Chico Dam Project and Kalinga Women
• The New Gold Rush
• Isis International, Manila
• Filipino Women in Herstory
• Good Shepherd Trading Circle
• Stepping Out by Maureen Watson


• March 1996 (Volume 10 Number 1)
   


• Massacre in the Mountains
• Cordillera Rice Terraces
• Filipino Women Lured By Religious Sect
• OPINION: Is Australia Experiencing a Racist Resurgence?
• "Sex Diary of an Infidel" - Reviewed by Emere Distor
• International Women's Day 1996


• KASAMA Archive
   


• Killer of Deaf-mute Filipina in Morningside Convicted of Murder
• JUSTICE DENIED by Emere Distor
• Justice for Elma Young by Emere Distor
• Japanese Comfort Women: One Woman’s Story
• Mila Wills by Emere Distor (June 1993)
• Silent Screams by Anthony Brown (June 1994)
• In the "Twilight Zone" by Emere Distor (February 1995)

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